Customer Service Representative
insight globalScottsdale (AZ)
About the role
Retiree Advocate Customer Service Representative
About the Role:
Insight Global is seeking compassionate and customer-focused Retiree Advocates to support a leading healthcare navigation and advocacy organization. This company is dedicated to improving healthcare outcomes and satisfaction for retirees by providing expert guidance and personalized support. As a Retiree Advocate, you will serve as a trusted resource for members, helping them navigate healthcare benefits, resolve concerns, and access the services they need.
Responsibilities:
Deliver exceptional customer service by assisting members via inbound phone calls. Answer questions related to healthcare benefits, coverage, and member services. Investigate and resolve member issues and concerns with empathy and professionalism.
Required Qualifications:
1+ year of customer service experience. High school diploma or equivalent. Strong communication and active listening skills. Why Join? Make a direct impact on retirees' healthcare experiences. Work with a team of healthcare and advocacy professionals. Gain valuable experience in Medicare, healthcare navigation, and member advocacy.
Compensation
Duration: permanent direct hire
Schedule:
8:00am-5pm (local time)-hybrid two days a week during off season (April-September)"Benefit packages for this role may include healthcare insurance offerings and paid leave as provided by applicable law."
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